Easy and useful monster fills using triplet accents
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- In this lesson we break down one fill based on hand-to-hand 16th note triplets with tricky accents and see how far we can take it!
Filmed with an iPhone 6s. Recorded and mixed in Logic.
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Cymbals are Zildjian
K Custom Special Dry crash in the back, behind the floor tom.
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Azuka on my left, camera right. Sizzles added to it.
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Hands down my favorite drum instructional vids! Love this Steve. Thanks for the awesome content and inspiration.
Thanks Rob! Hope you're doing well man!
You may think theres too many drum vids but hes a betterteacher than most. Makes me think huh i can do that. Very clear in his explanation and i love his playing. Rock on bro
Thank you!
Thanks everyone!
This guy is awesome. Very melodic and precise.
A Drummer that’s worth listening to 👌🏻🎵💥
I find these fills fascinating how the straight 16 feel is metrically modulated over the triplet feel, thanks Steve.
Thanks Steve! I just purchased a 20" K Custom Dry Ride and It is also the best sounding ride I have ever owned.I can use it as a crash , but also love the fact that I don't get a ton of wash when I ride on it.
Best. Ride. Ever.
Another great lesson, thanks Steve you keep giving me ideas that keep me playing and " trying" to stay up with the younger players, please keep them coming.
Another amazing lesson. Steve you are truly inspiring and I love your concepts and your drumming philosophy. Thanks again!
Great material as always, do love your style and the fact that so much stuff is condensed in every video of yours. Unparalleled, thank you Steve
Wow, thank you!
The content and things you spoke of in this clip is really important.. drumming vocab, musical freedom.. such a challenge but what drives me to get better.. thanks ✌🏽
Glad you liked it - thanks for the comment!
Great idea, Steve, thanks!
Love you Steve! best drum videos
Useful, thanks Steve for sharing.
Great simple concept to work on for some nice ideas here, thanks! Good to see you back. Let’s get some regular lesson action going now 👌🏽🥁🎶👏🏾
End game concepts broken down into bite size pieces for us average joes. Free jokes as well. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
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Thank you for recording, editing and sharing this. Very cool of you to do. Helpful and inspirational.
Thank you!
Yes!!!! Been watching you since the website and drummer world.com. One of the best drum channels for in depth lessons and variation ideas. Keep it going, dude, you beast!
Alex Robera I still have the Blush-Da video (among others) which I downloaded from the website, it is just awesome see him going on. A true master :)
Thanks both of you!
Steve.....really like your style bud. Both tutorials as well as your playing. I am now a fan. Great job!!
very cool ！I am watching your videos recently. Enjoying
Thanks for all the lessons Steve. I just came across you recently. By now I've watched many of your videos.I recently returned to drumming after many many years of not really playing drums that much. I was really primed to catch your videos when I did... funny how that is...
If you are a triplet, the universe is seen in terms divisible by three
thanks
Glad you returned to the drums Daniel - I hope you're having fun.
Really great lesson
I find your videos so helpful. I appreciate you taking the time to put them out!
EXCELLENT STEVE !
Man.... I appreciate these videos so much. You are such an inspiration for so many
thank you so much for shareing I am a big fan of your work
You always have the best lessons. Thanks for sharing
Great lesson! Awesome!
9:49 - Really nice. Thank you for this lesson.
Amazing one of my favorite drummers !!!
Thanks!
Good man . Thank you!
Amaaaaaazing drummer.
wow....great...thank you so much
thank you ！steve
Amazing stuff. It seems like you are often playing some kind of diddle or roll going into the phrase and the beginning of your fills. What is that?
Thanks Kevin. Most likely it's just a six stroke roll over 16th note triplets. R ll rr L (repeat)
Sounds great, something to work on. Seems to lose the triplet feel and sounds more like straight 16th notes but still way cool!
Excellent videos, instruction and playing Steve! Thanks! Are you in NYC?
No, I’m in LA.
Fucking awesome 👌
12:31 WHATEVER HAPPENED TO '' IT'S NOT A TOY DON'T HURT ANYBODY WITH IT ''
Dude it's really not a toy. With great power comes great responsibility.
REALLY TRUE THAT GREAT RESPONSIBILTY IN KEEPING TIME SERVING THE MUSIC
Hi Steve. You mentioned about importance of singing along what you play. How then do you develop ability to know where beat 1 is? Cos most teachers advocate counting aloud quarters while playing instead of singing.
Singing and counting are both ways of vocalizing what you are playing. If it's easier for you to keep track of the 1 by actually saying 1 then do that. But some people can keep track of the one by singing the rhythm. Also. Steve did mention to keep your hi hat going on the quarter notes to keep track of the beat. Me personally. I do all three at different times.
@@johnrobinson8323 got it. Thanks!
Hey it’s been a year but I’ll give an answer for anyone passing by as it’s something I was struggling with when seeing this video and I’ve conquered it now. I think the first phase is really to takeaway a couple examples from this video or come up with some phrases of yours and get used to playing them first if counting is tough, once that’s done and imbedded in muscle memory, start focusing on counting and from the 2/3 examples you got you need to start coming up with variations/little tweaks or a new phrase all together. For most concepts there’s only ever so many inversions/possibilities and you’ll very quickly come around to a situation where you have built a habit an an instinct for where the 1 will fall regardless of whatever phrase you improvise on the moment
I recommend that you wear that shirt more often or just buy a diddle of them in your musical context . Happy ,one zilliont trilplet everyone
All due respect. He talks at 120 bpm. Lol